Telling people to join the losing side, to deal with the disadvantages for months on end, and then вЂњfight for it laterвЂќ isnвЂ™t going to work. People will pick the side that has clear advantages, it is proven and demonstrable. In this game we allow people to just pick the winning side and get all the benefits immediately without fighting for a damn thing, which does nothing but increase the power of the winning faction through increased tax revenues to fortify their cities and get new recruits for war. Sure, the Darkness Falls dungeon is closed to you if youвЂ™re on the losing side, but you got 15% bonus XP, so new players followed the XP. WAR and DAoC gave new players XP incentives to join losing factions to offset the advantages of being on the winning side, and it WORKED. There really is no advantage at all to being in the winning faction in ESO, so your comparison is meaningless. It does not give the losing faction global penalties in the game. Want benefits? Fight for it just like the existing dominant faction did.Д®SO does not give the winning faction a global advantage in the game.

Which is the foundation of settlement control and securing all those benefits you mentioned. ItвЂ™s the same in NW вЂ“ when you are the underdog faction, your PvP mission contribution add much more and you can go to war more easily. In ESO they let your contributions mean more with an AP bonus. The Alliances are the three primary factions in The Elder Scrolls. If people who donвЂ™t care about flagging at all join a server, even if they join the losing faction, it wonвЂ™t change anything because they are not influencing PvP. Akaviri chapters can be bought from Cyrodiil siege merchants in exchange for Alliance Points. I think what is happening in NW is the people entering the server donвЂ™t care enough about PvP. ThatвЂ™s how the existing dominant factions did it. You want those incentives, then capture some settlements. Supposing you are a PvP player that that is the action you are looking for вЂ“ NONE of the existing incentives you listed actually get you any more PvP action. That just makes everyone log out, even their own faction. Sometimes one strong ball group or team will colour the map all one colour and vigorously defend every little flag. So in fact it is in everyoneвЂ™s interest to have a healthy balance of faction colours on a map. Or your switch toons to another faction and actually have something to do that is PvP. Does the winning faction in ESO have HUGE, tangible incentives to join it like this game does? IвЂ™ll answer, no, it does not.Д«ecause if the map is completely one colour, thereвЂ™s nothing you can actually do except roam around looking for players to fight, which can be like looking for a needle in a haystack.

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